[Magical girl + lighthearted daily life + easy money + character growth + modern technology + battles]
A girl is thinking...
They say the world of magical girls is full of sacrifice, corruption, decapitations, and despair?
You’re just scared, cowardly, backing down, panicking, despairing, disappointed, tormented, fixated, and turning evil
As long as the budget is big enough, Kanzaki Shoko will tell you: all fear comes from insufficient firepower.
A gorgeous pink frilly dress, a dazzling celestial star globe.
And... a massive mechanical divine envoy descending through the clouds behind her, launching a coordinated artillery and infantry strike.
Other people burn through their lives and senses on the battlefield.
Shoko burns through her allowance and part-time wages.
“Don’t you dare use your lives to plug the gap! Two squads of sandbag dummies, advance! Load the grenade launchers! Whoever gets themselves killed loses their bonus!”
The monsters are in tears, and her teammates have completely lost it:
“There’s no such thing as a magical girl like this!!”
No, you just, want to see one.
Come over first and leave a comment to get a spot. [Sending Hearts]
The subject matter is very good, and the protagonist's abilities are actually very wheelchair-friendly, except that they cost a little money.
I have read the book "Start Up" and I think the author's writing is good.
The review atmosphere for the first few chapters of this book is also good.
I've also read the martial arts book, but I still lamented... As expected, it's a magical girl genre, so it's better to set it in a modern setting.
Anyway, keep up the good work, author. The subject matter is quite good, and whole tomatoes are rare. I feel that it will definitely become popular in the future.
Those two are sailors. I have read several of the author's books, not ai1.
I live in Bengbu, and I don't feel any obvious traces of AI. When I read the comments on other books on the author's homepage, they didn't criticize them as AI. Why do some people say they are AI?
The protagonist's true love must be the mint green hot water bottle
Come over first and leave a comment to get a spot. [Sending Hearts] The subject matter is very good, and the protagonist's abilities are actually very wheelchair-friendly, except that they cost a little money. I have read the book "Start Up" and I think the author's writing is good. The review atmosphere for the first few chapters of this book is also good. I've also read the martial arts book, but I still lamented... As expected, it's a magical girl genre, so it's better to set it in a modern setting. Anyway, keep up the good work, author. The subject matter is quite good, and whole tomatoes are rare. I feel that it will definitely become popular in the future.
Those two are sailors. I have read several of the author's books, not ai1.
I live in Bengbu, and I don't feel any obvious traces of AI. When I read the comments on other books on the author's homepage, they didn't criticize them as AI. Why do some people say they are AI?
The protagonist's true love must be the mint green hot water bottle